Similar words: diverting, converting, revert, revert to, asserting, advertising, disconcerting, everlasting. Meaning: [rɪ'vɜrt /-'vɜːt] 
n. a failure to maintain a higher state. adj. tending to return to an earlier state.
n. a failure to maintain a higher state. adj. tending to return to an earlier state. 
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31. Failure could see the south reverting to chronic instability, or even to war again.
32. But India is not in danger of reverting back to protectionism or statism.
33. Objective The reverting effects of natural carotene on dimethyl-benzanthracene (DMBA) induced oral premalignant lesion in syrian golden hamsters were studied.
34. Never send down roots, or plant them, however difficult it may be to avoid reverting to the old procedures.
35. We will recommend some Methods: To prevent them reverting to type.
36. It displays mean reverting properties but is unbounded as of 1999.
37. Those fluctuations tend, naturally enough , to be mean - reverting, that vary around a fairly constant average.
38. Provides steps for reverting a query to its last changed state.
39. Now the world is reverting to its normal state - a powerful Asia - and we will have to adjust.
40. The value of the project, whose path is simulated and analyzed numerically[sentencedict.com], follows a Mean - Reverting process.
41. On the base of protocol analysis, the system uses the technology of the fragment reassembly of IP packet, TCP data flow reverting, etc. It reduces leak and mistake alert of the intrusion.
42. One naysayer pointed out that these athletes were simply reverting to the mean.
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